Tipping in the Czech Republic
CZKLast reviewed · Jun 2026
Around 10% is common at sit-down restaurants, though many people simply round up and tell the server the final total they want to pay. Cash handed directly is appreciated. Check the bill before adding more.
Tipping customaryQuick answer
Restaurant
Standard:10%
Exceptional:10-15%
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+Saying the total when paying is the local norm
+Around 10% is common for good service
−Casual places may only need rounding up
Bar
Standard:Round up
Exceptional:10%
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+Table service may get around 10%
−Counter drinks usually only need small change
Taxi
Standard:Round up
Exceptional:Small extra
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+A little more is fine for very good service
−Most rides only need rounding up
How to tip in the Czech Republic
•Say the total amount when paying
•Round up or leave around 10% for good service
•Tip directly rather than leaving it behind
Quick tips
10% is common in sit-down restaurants
Rounding up is normal in taxis and casual places
Prague is generally more tip-oriented than smaller towns
More tipping situations (8)
DeliveryRound up
Hairdresser / Barber5-10%
Spa & Massage5-10%
Hotel Staff20-50 CZK per bag
Tour guides100-200 CZK
Valet Parking20-50 CZK
Airport Services20-50 CZK
Car Services / UberRound up
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